With Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk set to collide next year we put ChatGPT to the test.
The heavyweights finally collide on February 17th to determine the first undisputed heavyweight champion since 1999 and a certain Lennox Lewis.
So ahead of the mouthwatering clash we put it to AI to simulate the fight and predict who will win all of the marbles.
Here are the results:
Round 1:
The atmosphere in Saudi Arabia is electric as Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk step into the ring. Both fighters cautiously begin, with Fury using his jab to control distance. Usyk showcases his trademark footwork, avoiding Fury’s initial advances. The round is even, setting the stage for an intense battle. Scores: Fury 10, Usyk 10.
Round 2:
Usyk starts to find his rhythm, utilizing quick combinations and lateral movement. Fury, unfazed, lands some powerful jabs and body shots. The crowd is on edge as both fighters demonstrate their skills. Scores: Fury 10, Usyk 9.
Round 3:
Fury senses the need to assert his size and begins pressing forward aggressively. He connects with heavy punches, testing Usyk’s resilience. Usyk, however, counters with precision, keeping the round close. Scores: Fury 10, Usyk 9.
Round 4:
Usyk surprises Fury with a well-timed right hook, showcasing his versatility. Fury responds with a series of uppercuts, creating an exhilarating back-and-forth exchange. It’s a round that could swing either way. Scores: Fury 10, Usyk 9.
Round 5:
Fury, with his conditioning, intensifies his attack, landing powerful shots. Usyk, displaying incredible defensive skills, counters effectively. The round ends with both fighters having their moments. Scores: Fury 10, Usyk 9.
Round 6:
Usyk adapts to a more elusive strategy, frustrating Fury’s aggression. He continues to score with quick combinations. Fury, however, lands a thunderous right hand, momentarily staggering Usyk. The round is highly competitive. Scores: Fury 10, Usyk 9.
Round 7:
The pace remains high, with both fighters trading heavy blows. Fury’s size contrasts with Usyk’s speed in a thrilling exchange. The judges’ scorecards become increasingly critical. Scores: Fury 10, Usyk 9.
Round 8:
Usyk’s movement and precision pose challenges for Fury. Despite Fury’s power shots, Usyk remains composed, countering effectively. The round is pivotal in determining the fight’s outcome. Scores: Fury 9, Usyk 10.
Round 9:
Fury, determined to impose his will, continues to press forward. Usyk’s defensive skills are on display, but Fury manages to land significant shots. The round is closely contested, with the crowd roaring in anticipation. Scores: Fury 10, Usyk 9.
Round 10:
As fatigue sets in, both fighters show signs of wear. Fury’s power and Usyk’s skill create dramatic moments. The round ends with a flurry of exchanges, leaving the judges with a difficult decision. Scores: Fury 10, Usyk 9.
Round 11:
Usyk’s resilience shines as he weathers Fury’s onslaught. The round features intense back-and-forth action, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats. Scores: Fury 10, Usyk 9.
Round 12:
In the final round, Fury and Usyk leave everything in the ring. A spirited exchange of blows determines the fight’s outcome. The crowd erupts as the bell rings, signaling the end of an epic battle. Scores: Fury 10, Usyk 9.
The judges’ final tallies are collected, and Tyson Fury is crowned the undisputed heavyweight champion in Saudi Arabia after a closely contested and thrilling 12-round battle with Oleksandr Usyk.
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The pair were originally scheduled to face-off on December 23rd but a certain Francis Ngannou scuppered that date when giving the ‘Gypsy King’ a tough night’s work but at least we should see the fight in the early part of 2024.
Who do you think will come out on top? Let us know in the comments.
I go for Usyk in a cat and mouse fight throughout
Usyk has momentum and is highly skilled
I expect Fury to crowd him a lot trying to use his weight but has to change tactics and looks lost as he walks into well timed counters
Remember Usyk is still peaking
Fury and Wilder ruined each other